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    of the police department and the community. The social disorder of a run-down community can be looked at by a single broken window. The idea affects not only the community but the police force as well. Mayors‚ politicians‚ police chiefs‚ and other administrators want their city to look and feel safe. When small time crime invades the community‚ it can turn into a bigger crime and the fall of the city. The theory was experimented with in many cities with positive and negative results. Police patrol

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    Citizenship of Immigrants Outline Question: Should illegal immigrants be made legal citizens? Topic 1: Pull factors Topic 2: process of naturalization Notes Topic 1: Pull Factors Mexican Revolution- worked in the U.S. to escape violence Immigration continued since people were traveling back and forth Lack of Jobs in the U.S. during WWII- Bracero Program (Mexican workers were allowed to legally work in the United States) Concerns about the influx of undocumented workers‚ so they ended the guest

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    telling me not to do it because I would be judged. Words cannot describe the faces of my classmates when I told them I was born in Mexico and was brought here to the United States when I was 2 years old. That’s right‚ I am an illegal immigrant. What is an illegal immigrant? Technically it means moving from one country to another without obeying the proper immigration laws. And while I understand this very clearly now‚ I had no idea that something like this could follow me for the rest of my life

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    Technology has helped police officers and police departments transmit information more easily and efficiently. In the United States a majority of police departments now rely on computer access to submit and receive information. It wasn’t till recently that the departments realized it created less of a workload for their officers. When police departments streamline their officers’ jobs by incorporating technology it helps officers respond instantly‚ keeps the public safer‚ and makes their jobs easier

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    the Los Angeles Police Department as it relates to police culture and several major incidents leading up to the Rampart Scandal. The police culture of a young LAPD ultimately seemed to linger and affect the LAPD of today. The lack of supervision and positive community interaction seemed to solidify the primitive police culture. The History of Police Culture Leading to the Rampart Scandal The Los Angeles Police Department is one of the biggest and most innovative police departments in the world that

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    Should Illegal Immigrants be allowed to receive Social Services? Immigration is a large and controversial topic as far as the United States is concerned. However‚ there is one subject in question that isn’t quite openly addressed and up for discussion‚ as say border control. American citizens face many difficulties dealing with the admission of people in the United States illegally. The primary obstacles facing the system today include overcrowding in schools‚ availability of jobs and the unnecessary

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    Each year millions of illegal and undocumented immigrants enter the United States‚ most from Latin American countries‚ such as Mexico. Mexico is the largest single source of undocumented aliens in the U.S. and it is estimated that Mexican nationals may amount to 50% of the United States total. Immigrants flee their countries for a variety of reasons‚ such as‚ political repression‚ economic hardship‚ war‚ and poverty. Since there has been a spike in immigration‚ there have been policies implemented

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    Illegal Mexican Immigrants and Their Life in California There are many negative stereotypes of illegal Mexican immigrants. Many Americans don’t like the idea that illegal immigrants don’t pay many forms of taxes. Because of their undocumented legal status‚ we don’t have much information about their background. Their presence in the society creates uncertainty. They are seen as a factor of social instability. Many Americans also blame them for the taking over jobs. However‚ the reality is that California

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    Exploitation of illegal female immigrants in American agriculture Introduction There is a major issue in the US regarding the employment of illegal or undocumented immigrants‚ most of whom are working in low-skilled jobs in sectors of the economy most Americans don’t want to fill. Reports estimate that 48% of persons employed in US farms and other work places within agriculture are undocumented. Of these‚ almost half a million are likely to be women. (Pew Hispanic Center‚ 2010) These women

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    an era of rising energy prices and inflation‚ It became impossible for his administration to meet these high expectations. America had developed a "crisis of confidence" and a "national malaise" by the late 1970s. On July 15‚ 1979‚ Pres. Jimmy Carter gave the "malaise" speech‚ where he identified what he believed to be a crisis of confidence among the American people. He felt that the American people were no longer listening due to the assassination of important leaders‚ The Watergate scandal‚ and

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